Produced by: ProQuest
About: Why call it "one-stop shopping"? This database that includes international, Federal, state, non-profit, and institutional research, training, travel, and scholarship funding opportunities. It is a subscription-based database; use your MyPitt credentials if off campus to login and create an account.
Note: Grants found through the links below can be found through PIVOT
Produced by: US Health & Human Services
About: Grants.gov system houses information on over 1,000 grant programs and vets grant applications from 26 federal grant-making agencies and other agencies. NIH & HHS grants can be found here.
Produced by: US General Services Administration (GSA)
About: Annual catalog of all federal funding mechanisms, including grants. Use CFDA numbers for searching in Grants.gov. Formerly called the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance.
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Produced by: National Library of Medicine (NLM)
About: Search for research on funded projects in PubMed by adding information about the publication type. View a complete list of Publication Types.
The Office of Sponsored Programs can be a good starting point for getting assistance in locating funds. They offer sessions on using PIVOT, the grant source for "one-stop-shopping", throughout the semester and can help graduate students find funding as well.
Produced by: CANDID
About: Candid came into being in 2019 when the Foundation Center and GuideStar joined forces. They have 2 subscription databases, one that tracks foundation awards and the other that tracks non-profits. You can view general information about a grantmaker for free (Ex: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation) but a subscription is required for more in-depth information.